I understand this is lab created corundum by flame fusion in it's colorless state. In other words this is white sapphire. What method are you using to give the stone the beautiful colors? Diffusion?
Thank you for your question! Flame fusion is indeed the process used to create our lab-grown corundum, starting in its colorless state (white sapphire). To achieve the beautiful colors, we use a diffusion process that infuses the corundum with vibrant hues. This method ensures that the gemstones maintain their exceptional quality and brilliance. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
Thank you for answering my question clearly and concisely. I have been aware of Lannyte stones for years but this is the first time I have seen your conundrum. If I remember right, I saw an asscher of yours in the diamond simulant with a beautiful facet pattern. Where can I see and buy your stones? Elizabeth
I understand this is lab created corundum by flame fusion in it's colorless state. In other words this is white sapphire. What method are you using to give the stone the beautiful colors? Diffusion?
Thank you for your question! Flame fusion is indeed the process used to create our lab-grown corundum, starting in its colorless state (white sapphire). To achieve the beautiful colors, we use a diffusion process that infuses the corundum with vibrant hues. This method ensures that the gemstones maintain their exceptional quality and brilliance. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
Thank you for answering my question clearly and concisely. I have been aware of Lannyte stones for years but this is the first time I have seen your conundrum. If I remember right, I saw an asscher of yours in the diamond simulant with a beautiful facet pattern. Where can I see and buy your stones? Elizabeth
@@lannytegemstones I am so sick of spell check correcting my words and making them wrong. The correct word is corundum.
@@elizabethcarter1175 If you're a dealer, you can email us at info@lannyte.com. Our website is: www.lannyte.com/